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1. A text message playing method, comprising: in response to receiving a text message, displaying an incoming call interface, wherein the incoming call interface comprises a control function region which is used for controlling whether to play the text message; and receiving a first operation instruction to the control function region, and playing the text message in a preset playing mode, wherein the first operation instruction is used for instructing to play the text message; before displaying the incoming call interface, further comprising: acquiring a communication identifier of the text message for sending the text message, and determining a preset playing mode corresponding to a pre-stored communication identifier, among pre-stored communication identifiers, which is identical to the communication identifier of the text message, wherein each pre-stored communication identifier among the pre-stored communication identifiers is preset with a preset playing mode corresponding to the each pre-stored communication identifier; wherein playing the text message in the preset playing mode comprises: playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the first operation instruction; after playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the first operation instruction, further comprising: prompting by voice that the text message has been played, and detecting within preset time whether voice information is inputted; in response to receiving the inputted voice information within the preset time, converting the voice information into text reply information; and sending the text reply information to a terminal corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message.
This invention relates to a method for playing text messages, addressing the problem of efficiently managing and responding to incoming text messages, particularly in scenarios where users may be engaged in other tasks or prefer voice-based interactions. The method involves displaying an incoming call interface when a text message is received, featuring a control function region that allows the user to decide whether to play the message. Upon receiving a user's instruction to play the message, the system retrieves a preset playing mode associated with the sender's communication identifier (e.g., phone number) from a pre-stored database, where each identifier is linked to a specific playing mode. The text message is then played in the selected mode. After playback, the system provides a voice prompt confirming the message has been played and listens for a voice response within a preset time. If voice input is detected, it is converted into text and sent as a reply to the sender. This approach streamlines text message handling by integrating voice playback and reply capabilities, reducing the need for manual typing and improving accessibility.
2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: when playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the first operation instruction, displaying the text message on the incoming call interface according to a preset font.
This invention relates to text message display during communication sessions, specifically improving how text messages are presented on an incoming call interface. The problem addressed is the lack of integration between text messages and call interfaces, leading to disjointed user experiences when receiving messages during calls. The method involves displaying a text message on an incoming call interface using a preset font when the message is played in a mode corresponding to its communication identifier. This ensures consistent and readable text presentation during calls. The communication identifier determines the appropriate playback mode, which may include visual or auditory presentation. The preset font is selected to enhance readability on the call interface, ensuring users can easily view messages without disrupting the call experience. Additionally, the method may include receiving a text message during an ongoing call, identifying its communication identifier, and determining the corresponding playback mode. The text message is then displayed with the preset font on the incoming call interface, maintaining a seamless interaction between messaging and calling functions. This approach improves user convenience by integrating text message display into the call interface, reducing the need to switch between different screens or applications. The solution is particularly useful in scenarios where users need to quickly read messages without interrupting their call.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the incoming call interface further comprises a recording function option, and the method further comprises: after the text message has been played, receiving a second operation instruction to the recording function option, acquiring a record of a voice signal in response to the second operation instruction, converting the voice signal into text reply information, and sending the text reply information to a terminal corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message.
This invention relates to a method for handling incoming text messages in a communication system, particularly for enabling voice-based responses to text messages. The problem addressed is the lack of an efficient way to respond to text messages using voice input, which can be more convenient than typing, especially in certain situations. The method involves an incoming call interface that includes a recording function option. When a text message is received and played, a user can select the recording function option to initiate voice recording. The system captures the voice signal, converts it into text, and sends the reply as a text message to the sender's terminal. This allows users to respond to text messages using voice input, improving accessibility and convenience. The system ensures seamless integration between voice recording and text messaging, eliminating the need for manual text entry. The method enhances user experience by providing a quick and intuitive way to reply to messages, particularly useful in scenarios where typing is difficult or impractical.
4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: in response to the communication identifier of the text message being different from any one of the pre-stored communication identifiers, displaying the text message by a text on the incoming call interface; or in response to the communication identifier of the text message being different from any one of the pre-stored communication identifiers, determining a preset default playing mode as the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message.
This invention relates to handling text messages in a communication system, specifically addressing the challenge of managing incoming text messages from unknown or unrecognized senders. The system processes text messages by comparing their communication identifiers (such as phone numbers or email addresses) against a pre-stored list of known identifiers. If the identifier matches one in the stored list, the message is handled according to a predefined mode associated with that identifier. If no match is found, the system either displays the text message directly on an incoming call interface or applies a preset default playing mode to the message. The predefined modes may include different display formats, notification settings, or playback behaviors, allowing users to customize how messages from specific contacts are presented. The default mode ensures consistent handling for messages from unknown senders, improving user experience by reducing interruptions or ensuring visibility. This approach enhances communication management by dynamically adapting to sender recognition and user preferences.
5. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: in response to receiving a preset control voice when playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the operation instruction, adjusting a playing volume of the text message.
This invention relates to voice-controlled audio playback systems for text messages, addressing the need for hands-free volume adjustment during message playback. The system processes text messages by converting them into audio and playing them back in a specific mode associated with the sender's communication identifier. The method includes detecting a preset control voice command during playback and dynamically adjusting the audio volume of the text message in response. This allows users to modify playback volume without manual intervention, enhancing convenience in scenarios where hands-free operation is required, such as while driving or multitasking. The system may also include features for selecting playback modes, such as reading the entire message or only new portions, and may integrate with various communication platforms to identify senders and apply corresponding playback settings. The voice-controlled volume adjustment ensures seamless interaction, improving accessibility and user experience.
6. A terminal, comprising a processor and a memory, wherein the processor is configured to perform a text message playing method, wherein the text message playing method comprises: in response to receiving a text message, displaying an incoming call interface, wherein the incoming call interface comprises a control function region which is used for controlling whether to play the text message; and receiving a first operation instruction to the control function region, and playing the text message in a preset playing mode, wherein the first operation instruction is used for instructing to play the text message; before displaying the incoming call interface, the method further comprises: acquiring a communication identifier of the text message for sending the text message, and determining a preset playing mode corresponding to a pre-stored communication identifier, among pre-stored communication identifiers, which is identical to the communication identifier of the text message as a playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message, wherein each pre-stored communication identifier among the pre-stored communication identifiers is preset with a preset playing mode corresponding to the each pre-stored communication identifier; wherein playing the text message in the preset playing mode comprises: playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the first operation instruction; after playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the first operation instruction, the method further comprises: prompting by voice that the text message has been played, and detecting within preset time whether voice information is inputted; in response to receiving the inputted voice information within the preset time, converting the voice information into text reply information; and sending the text reply information to a terminal corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message.
A terminal device with a processor and memory is configured to handle text messages by displaying an incoming call interface when a text message is received. This interface includes a control function region that allows a user to decide whether to play the text message. Upon receiving a user's instruction to play the message, the terminal plays the text in a preset mode. Before displaying the interface, the terminal identifies the sender's communication identifier (e.g., phone number) and matches it to a pre-stored identifier to determine the appropriate playing mode, which is pre-assigned to each stored identifier. The text is then played in the selected mode. After playback, the terminal provides a voice prompt confirming the message was played and listens for a voice response within a set time. If voice input is detected, the terminal converts it to text and sends the reply to the sender's terminal. This system automates text message handling, allowing users to play messages in predefined modes and respond via voice input, streamlining communication. The solution addresses the need for efficient text message management by integrating playback controls and voice-based replies into a unified interface.
7. The terminal of claim 6 , wherein the method further comprises: when playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the first operation instruction, displaying the text message on the incoming call interface according to a preset font.
This invention relates to a terminal device for handling text messages during an ongoing call. The problem addressed is the lack of an efficient way to display and play text messages in a manner that integrates seamlessly with an active call interface, ensuring the user can easily read and hear the message without disrupting the call. The terminal includes a display screen and a processor. The processor is configured to detect a text message received during a call and determine a communication identifier associated with the message. Based on this identifier, the processor selects a predefined playing mode, which dictates how the message is presented. The user can then interact with the message via an incoming call interface, where the message is displayed in a preset font for readability. The terminal also supports playing the message audibly, either through the device's speaker or an earpiece, depending on the selected mode. The system ensures that the message is presented in a way that does not interfere with the ongoing call, allowing the user to focus on the conversation while still receiving and processing the text message. The invention improves user experience by providing a clear, integrated way to handle incoming messages during calls.
8. The terminal of claim 6 , wherein the incoming call interface further comprises a recording function option, and the method further comprises: after the text message has been played, receiving a second operation instruction to the recording function option, acquiring a record of a voice signal in response to the second operation instruction, converting the voice signal into text reply information, and sending the text reply information to a terminal corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message.
This invention relates to a terminal device with enhanced call handling capabilities, specifically for managing incoming text messages during a call. The problem addressed is the inefficiency of manually typing responses to text messages while engaged in a call, which disrupts the ongoing conversation. The solution provides a terminal with an incoming call interface that includes a recording function option. When a text message is received during a call, the terminal plays the text message as an audio message. After playback, the user can activate the recording function, which captures a voice response. The terminal then converts the voice response into text and sends it to the sender of the original text message. This allows users to respond to text messages hands-free, maintaining the flow of the ongoing call without manual typing. The system ensures seamless communication by integrating voice-to-text conversion directly into the call interface, reducing interruptions and improving user experience. The terminal may also include additional features such as call recording, call forwarding, and other call management functions to enhance usability.
9. The terminal of claim 6 , wherein the method further comprises: in response to the communication identifier of the text message being different from any one of the pre-stored communication identifiers, displaying the text message by a text on the incoming call interface; or in response to the communication identifier of the text message being different from any one of the pre-stored communication identifiers, determining a preset default playing mode as the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message.
A system and method for managing text messages in a communication terminal, particularly for handling incoming text messages based on their communication identifiers. The problem addressed is the lack of personalized or default handling options for text messages from unknown or unrecognized senders. The invention provides a terminal that processes text messages by comparing their communication identifiers (e.g., phone numbers or IDs) against a pre-stored list of known identifiers. If the identifier matches one in the list, the message is displayed or played according to a predefined mode associated with that identifier. If no match is found, the terminal either displays the text message directly on the incoming call interface or applies a preset default playing mode for unknown senders. The default mode may include options such as silent notification, vibration, or a specific audio alert. This ensures consistent handling of messages from both recognized and unrecognized sources, improving user experience and security. The system may also include a user interface for managing the pre-stored identifiers and their associated display or playing modes.
10. The terminal of claim 6 , wherein the method further comprises: in response to receiving a preset control voice when playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the operation instruction, adjusting a playing volume of the text message.
This invention relates to a terminal device with voice-controlled text message playback functionality. The problem addressed is the lack of convenient hands-free volume adjustment during text message playback, particularly in scenarios where users may be driving or otherwise unable to manually adjust settings. The terminal includes a voice input module for capturing spoken commands, a processing unit for interpreting these commands, and an audio output module for playing text messages. The system operates by receiving a text message, identifying a communication identifier (such as a sender or group identifier), and entering a playback mode associated with that identifier. During playback, if a preset control voice command is detected, the terminal adjusts the playback volume of the text message accordingly. This allows users to modify audio output levels without manual interaction, enhancing usability in hands-free environments. The voice-controlled volume adjustment is triggered by predefined voice commands, which may include phrases like "increase volume" or "decrease volume." The system processes these commands in real-time during message playback, ensuring seamless volume adjustments without interrupting the audio stream. This feature is particularly useful for improving accessibility and convenience in scenarios where manual device interaction is impractical.
11. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, which is configured to store one or more programs executable by one or more processors to implement a text message playing method, wherein the text message playing method comprises: in response to receiving a text message, displaying an incoming call interface, wherein the incoming call interface comprises a control function region which is used for controlling whether to play the text message; and receiving a first operation instruction to the control function region, and playing the text message in a preset playing mode, wherein the first operation instruction is used for instructing to play the text message; before displaying the incoming call interface, the method further comprises: acquiring a communication identifier of the text message for sending the text message, and determining a preset playing mode corresponding to a pre-stored communication identifier, among pre-stored communication identifiers, which is identical to the communication identifier of the text message as a playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message, wherein each pre-stored communication identifier among the pre-stored communication identifiers is preset with a preset playing mode corresponding to the each pre-stored communication identifier; wherein playing the text message in the preset playing mode comprises: playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the first operation instruction; after playing the text message in the playing mode corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message according to the first operation instruction, the method further comprises: prompting by voice that the text message has been played, and detecting within preset time whether voice information is inputted; in response to receiving the inputted voice information within the preset time, converting the voice information into text reply information; and sending the text reply information to a terminal corresponding to the communication identifier of the text message.
This invention relates to a system for playing text messages with customizable playback modes and voice-based replies. The problem addressed is the lack of flexibility in how text messages are presented and responded to, particularly in scenarios where users may prefer different playback methods or need hands-free interaction. The system stores a database of communication identifiers (e.g., phone numbers or usernames) each associated with a preset playback mode. When a text message is received, the system displays an incoming call-like interface with a control region to manage playback. Upon receiving a user's input to play the message, the system retrieves the corresponding preset playback mode for the sender's identifier and plays the message accordingly. After playback, the system provides a voice prompt confirming the message was played and listens for a voice response within a set time. If voice input is detected, it converts the speech to text and sends the reply to the sender. The preset playback modes allow users to customize how messages from specific contacts are delivered, such as through text-to-speech with different voices, speeds, or other audio effects. The voice reply feature enables hands-free interaction, enhancing accessibility and convenience. This approach improves user experience by adapting to individual preferences and interaction needs.
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December 15, 2020
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